News from Our Show Manager
Thank you for your on-going commitment to the Summit Racing Equipment I-X Piston Powered Auto-Rama.
The application process for the show is NOW OPEN. The cost will be $50/per vehicle. Learn more about the registration process here. There are four application options for the 2023 show at the I-X Center in the following categories:
North & South Hall:
A vehicle can be entered under the ISCA/Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series (full vehicles inspection by ISCA judges required) or entered under the I-X Piston Powered Auto-Rama Driven Series (“rockers-up” inspection by the ISCA judges required).
DOWNLOAD DISPLAY VEHICLE APPLICATION HERE >>
Motorcycles:
A motorcycle can be entered under any of the ISCA motorcycle classes. Only 32 motorcycles will compete in 23’ with a total of $1,500 in cash prizes including $1,000 and a crystal award for the Best Bike. The Outstanding Bike will receive $500 and a plaque. While plaques will be awarded for the Outstanding Bike Engine and Outstanding Bike Paint.
DOWNLOAD DISPLAY MOTORCYCLE APPLICATION HERE >>
Hot Rod Asylum:
NEW this year! The Slick Devil’s Car Club is going back to its roots and “It’s – It’s the Ballroom Blitz” as the I-X Center Ballroom opens its doors for the first time ever at the 2023 show. The Hot Rod Asylum will feature vehicles OLDER THAN 1949 including cars and trucks that have a nostalgic appearance. Post-war vehicles that are custom sleds or gasser inspired will also be eligible. All vehicles will be screened by the Hot Rod Asylum Registration Committee. The Hot Rod Asylum hosted by the Slick Devils Car Club will feature “The Straight Jacket Award” as its Top Award and will also showcase the invited Dirty Dozen. The awards ceremony for the Hot Rod Asylum will take place on Saturday, April 1, 2023 at 4:30 pm in the Ballroom.
DOWNLOAD HOT ROD ASYLUM APPLICATION HERE >>
The Concourse:
The I-X Concourse, hosted by the Northern Ohio Car Club Association, has been well-known for its premier level of vehicle selection and a slice of history, car community and car club clubhouse. Formerly the cafeteria during the Cleveland Tank Plan, the Concourse will feature a ten-car display of Central Office Production Order vehicles known as COPO’s from General Motors. In the late 1960’s, General Motor used the COPO process to get a variety of special vehicles into the production pipeline. These included special fleet orders and the legendary high-performance race team and production 427 cars, which rolled off the production line and onto our streets. See this very special display of 1967-1970 cars and rare memorabilia in the Concourse.
DOWNLOAD CONCOURSE VEHICLE DISPLAY APPLICATION HERE >>
Steve Legerski | Show Manager
slegerski@pistonpowershow.onmicrosoft.com
216-265-2528
